I use a bubbler system for my clones and I do use Hydrogyzeme??? as part of the water treatment. I think it makes a huge difference. When I put my shoots in the water they can sit there for days without reaction. Just as soon as I put that hydrogyzeme in there the roots take hold big time. 3 days is usually enough additional time once I start to see roots forming. I continue to use the same stuff after I take them out of the bubbler. I use it for the first couple weeks of veg. It doesn't take but a couple weeks I figure to seriously root ball the plant which is what I want. After the first couple weeks the plant has more then enough roots to get a huge jump start on the rest of it's cycle. Not cheap stuff though...about $40 per liter I think.
Prodaytrader Reviewed by Prodaytrader on . Rooting Hormone Solution for Cloning Is there any type that is better than others or "the best", whatever you want to call it :stoned: My outdoor ladies started to flower and I'm looking at taking off one of the larger bottom branches to clone. Does it still work the same way as if you were taking a very small cutting from the plant? Should I even take a larger bottom branches off to try and clone? I'm in in the mid-west UNITED STATES at latitude 45 Help would be MUCH appreciated. :420thought: It's almost 4:20 right Rating: 5